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I had the bottom of a Volt 200 clip break up here in -4 temps. Pretty crappy design, I wrote and told them it was and they sent me a new light, which snapped the very next cold spell we had. Cateye CS is really good esp if you write in crappy Japanese.I would email them and see about replacement options. Odd are they would send one for the cost of shipping.
I spent the best part of an hour googling for exactly that kind of mount last night. The closest thing I could find was the K-Edge Pro mount (link) and this one that sells under a variety of names (link). Even with these mounts, you still need an adapter like the Rec-mount adapter above to be able to attach a Cateye light, so they end up as not exactly cheap options. I decided to go with a different solution - stick with the Wahoo mount that came with the Bolt and attach my Volt 800 another (cheaper) way.I have a related question: what are my options for a light/cycling computer combi mount? I don't like the excess screw lip thingi that's sticking out of the hole. I have seen them on other people's bikes, but I don't know what to search for. Ideally, it'd be Cateye/Wahoo so that I don't have to buy a ¥2,000 Garmin-to-Wahoo mount adapter.
Thanks for that comment, that's all I needed to read to pass on the plastic mount and pony up for the Rec-mount.I have a Rec Mount for my Cateye too - I broke the plastic mount when bunny hopping my road bike off a wall... it seems they weren't designed foer that. The Rec mount has help up to the abuse wonderfully tho!
I have not had the plastic clip break, but if I did, I would email them and see about replacement options. Odd are they would send one for the cost of shipping.
That looks like what at least one of them had, someone else had a different solution. I guess I'll put that on my list of things for my new bike. The small stuff can really nickel and dime youI spent the best part of an hour googling for exactly that kind of mount last night. The closest thing I could find was the K-Edge Pro mount (link) and this one that sells under a variety of names (link). Even with these mounts, you still need an adapter like the Rec-mount adapter above to be able to attach a Cateye light, so they end up as not exactly cheap options. I decided to go with a different solution - stick with the Wahoo mount that came with the Bolt and attach my Volt 800 another (cheaper) way.
Good to know. I have a top of the range front cateye that refuses to charge. I might bump it in the post with a crappy Japanese letter!I had the bottom of a Volt 200 clip break up here in -4 temps. Pretty crappy design, I wrote and told them it was and they sent me a new light, which snapped the very next cold spell we had. Cateye CS is really good esp if you write in crappy Japanese.
new bike
I'm going to order a 3T Strada in January.new bike?